In this issue, AWS Heroes assemble, AWS puts the kibosh on QLDB, and Momento goes GA with Topics.
In this issue, AWS has another GenAI-heavy summit, App Studio promises enterprise-grade applications without software development skills, and AWS faces some backlash from developers.
In this issue, Amazon Q Developer takes over your IDE, some folks want to make it easier to get started with AWS, and Girls in Tech shuts down after 17 years.
In this issue, EventBridge gets some helpful updates, Ampt gets Cost & Usage Reports, and a new Well-Architected recommendation leaves me scratching my head.
In this issue, OpenAI acquires Rockset, Claude 3.5 Sonnet makes its way to Amazon Bedrock, and Datadog studies cloud costs.
In this issue, S3 detects malware, Serverless Framework V4 goes GA, and linear scaling serverless strikes again.
In this issue, API Gateway increases its timeout, CloudWatch welcomes AI, and Amazon OpenSearch Serverless gets a price cut.
In this issue, Bedrock gets a new Converse API, AppSync goes async, and we reach the end of an era for serverless advocacy.
In this issue, CloudFormation gets easier to troubleshoot, Pinecone launches its serverless vector database, and SES gets its own Mail Manager.
In this issue, we get a new Elasticsearch Serverless option, Vercel gets a boost, and Scarlett Johansson snubs OpenAI.
In this issue, AWS announces a new leader, S3 fixes a major billing issue, and OpenAI releases the first version of "Her".
In this issue, AWS levels up on the AI leaderboard, DynamoDB lets you limit throughput, and a new book helps you make Rusty Lambda Functions.
In this issue, IBM tries to become cloud relevant again, Amazon Bedrock keeps adding features, and there's a new Serverless Handbook.
In this issue, Amazon Bedrock continues to rollout some impressive updates, Powertools gets a parser, and Vercel rolls back Edge rendering.
In this issue, Neon and Supabase both go GA, Bedrock goes Down Under, and CloudFront adds better support for Lambda fUrls.
In this issue, Cloudflare throws down the serverless gauntlet, Mistral Large hits Bedrock, and Redis fights back (sort of).
In this issue, Cloudflare continues to raise the serverless bar, CloudFormation gets better visualizations, and we learn how Lambda keeps secrets.
In this issue, Redis' OSS license change gets blowback, AWS updates their Savings Plan return policy, and we learn 5 simple steps for serverless resiliency.
In this issue, cold starts are top of mind, Timestream runs a familiar playbook, and Bedrock gives us cheap AI Haikus.
In this issue, CloudFormation gets up to 40% faster, AWS frees outbound data migrations, and PlanetScale focuses on profitability.
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Jeremy is the CEO and Founder of Ampt and an AWS Serverless Hero that has a soft spot for helping people solve problems using serverless. He frequently consults with companies and developers transitioning away from the traditional โserver-fullโ approach. You can find him ranting about serverless on Twitter, in several forums and Slack groups, hosting the Serverless Chats podcast, and at conferences around the world.
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